EVE General Discussion

Drama, ignorance, over confidence, blithe dismissal of years of accumulated knowledge, yep you're in for a shock.

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Good thing for them is you will never know the same things for the simple reason you can not listen only shout .


Allways good to meet people at times for who'm my bio is ideally suited.

Look. Being able to fast click is useful. But it pails in comparison to knowing how to fit your ship/s, how to set-up the fight and how to FC. Let alone propaganda, spies, scouts, more spies, and everything else.

Or you can come to Resbroko and 1v1 me, I am an indy pilot so SP won't matter.

This is why I love this game.

I can't wait for him to get his ass handed to him and then read his next thread complaining how this game is only about SP.

Just quit already and go back to league of legends, we don't need your toxic attitude shitting up our community.

No, he's not. He's saying that being a bit slower within the same second-long tick (or 10-second-long, if under heavy tidi) does not matter.

Now he's gone to bed, what a tool.

I'd much rather a 24 hr stream of his pc than that Japanese chick.

Keep in mind eve players on average are older than pvp players in other games. Its more comfortable for them to think that moving the mouse around doesnt make a difference compared to maximum hotkeys usage. It should go withput saying that in pvp every advantage should be taken. Less time scrolling on screen at the very least means more time paying attention to other battlefield information.

Yet here we are still explaining that speed matters and at the very least doesnt hurt. That being said microcommands help less in this game then say starcraft

They are right that clicking fast pales in comparison to game knowledge but thats true for any pvp game. But at no point does scrolling with the mouse become the preferred method.

Their also right that people get famous for their leadership, espionage, financial epeen.

Have you tried isk doubling yet? I can recommend erotica 1

Good morning forums! So I had some fun trolling here last night and figured I would stop by again in the morning to be serious. My OP started off serious, I wanted something more from this game and I had included several points as to what I've done on the game so far and what I've enjoyed in other games. I will elaborate on a few of my points so that they are more clear. I make my income from home so when I say I've played for a month, what I mean is I played on average 12 hours a day for 3-4 weeks straight. It was easy to do too, this game is beautiful to look at, has an amazing concept and filled with what seems to be a metric **** ton of things to do. During my few weeks of playing I have done nothing but read about eve while playing eve, so I have a decent Idea of what there is to do when comparing it to what I've already done. I said I was in the top % of players in the previous games I've invested my time, not to impress you (who in the hell cares how good I was at another game...). It was to give you an idea of why i play games, I play to win in a competitive environment. I started off this game with security missions which were interesting for a week. I made isk too easily through null sec and WH explorations which was interesting for a week. I tried some mining, some ninja salvaging, some trading, some DED sites, and some fleet raids through nul. Then I tried faction warfare which I got rolled through in every encounter, but I still made a fat amount of isk. When it comes to pvp, obviously SP isn't what makes a pilot, like everything in life, knowledge wins. When you are a new pilot starting out, having 1/4th the dps and tank, and lack of knowledge... you're going to lose. Having an equal tank and damage would be very helpful which is where my "wait in hangar for sp" comment came in. Everything I said was shot down by one man because I used the word hot keys. Now I laughed as he disregarded everything I said because he disagreed with one fraction of my post, so I defended my post in a fashion that might show a "superiority complex".
So a sober and proper defense to my beloved twitchy hot keys. I learned that the server has limitations on actions done which makes this game give some restrictions as to what you can do with speed. A fight doesn't consist of the 1 second that is the restriction. Once you are comfortable with hot keys they literally double, if not triple your speed and accuracy of commands. I can comfortably say that you give a lot more then 1 second worth of commands in any given fight, therefore being able to get more actions in on the first second, allows you to be way ahead of your opponent on the next second. Other games require an extensive knowledge of the game as well as fast executions to perform well. Many of these twitchy games aren't played blindfolded without any part of your brain except the cerebellum. If you want to beat some of the higher tier players, it will require a ton of knowledge as well as the ability to execute. Just like in this game if you react incorrectly, then you will lose. I will beat this point until its dead, In a game where people spend a month for a 5% increase, or millions more isk for fractions of increases, It would only make sense to me that hot keys would make sense to you. Even if hot keys were a 5% increase (which they are well above) to speed and accuracy, wouldn't it be worth it? Remember the server restricts everything it processes to increments of about a second, but you do not have a restrictions on how many things you can tell it to do in that second.